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What are SC309/100 visas?

What are SC309/100 visas?

To apply for a partner visa from overseas, one must be in a genuine relationship with an Australian Citizen, permanent resident or eligible New Zealand citizen. Visa applicants need to be outside Australia while making an application for this visa(309) . The Subclass 309/100 visas constitute a two-stage process for partners seeking to live in Australia. This visa is applied The Subclass 309, also known as the Partner (Provisional) visa, is a temporary visa granted to individuals in genuine spousal or de facto relationships with an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen. This temporary visa allows partners to reside in Australia temporarily. The subsequent stage, the Subclass 100 or Partner (Migrant) visa, leads to permanent residency. Applicants must initially apply for the Subclass 309 visa, and after a designated waiting period, they become eligible to apply for the Subclass 100, enabling a smooth transition to permanent residency for those who continue to meet the relationship and eligibility criteria. This two-stage process facilitates family reunification and fosters the establishment of stable lives for couples in Australia.

What are SC820/801 Visas?

The Subclass 820/801 visas constitute a two-stage pathway for onshore partner migration while in Australia. The Subclass 820, or Partner (Temporary) visa, is the initial stage granted to individuals in genuine spousal or de facto relationships with an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible New Zealand citizen. This temporary visa allows partners to live in Australia while the subsequent stage, the Subclass 801 or Partner (Permanent) visa, leads to permanent residency. Applicants must first apply for the Subclass 820 visa and subsequently become eligible for the Subclass 801 after meeting specific criteria and completing the stipulated waiting period. This two-step process provides a structured framework for partners to reunite with their loved ones and transition to permanent residency, fostering stable and enduring family lives in Australia.